A scooter driver prepares to delivery an Uber Eats food order in London, Britain June 8, 2018. REUTERS/Simon Dawson
Maybe it's the same simplicity as found in its flagship ride-hailing app, or maybe it's the brand recognition. Whatever it is, Uber Eats' share within the food delivery industry is overtaking competitors.
Two years after launching a standalone phone app, Uber Eats has become Texas' most popular on-demand food delivery service and continues to grow, according to Second Measure, a California-based firm that analyses credit and debit card transactions from millions of US consumers.
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